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Transportation Commission virtual meeting Oct. 18 and 19 focuses on the future of transportation
The Washington State Transportation Commission’s upcoming virtual meeting will focus on the future of transportation technology, mobility and infrastructure in Washington state, including how the s…
Letter: ‘I want the next representative from the 3rd District to take the oath of office and make me believe it’
Camas resident Richard MacMinn shares his reasons for supporting Marie Gluesenkamp Perez.
Washougal School District students awarded ENSPIRE Arts Ambassador Scholarships
Washougal School District students Tia Williams and Ben Termini are two out of four students awarded the prestigious ENSPIRE Arts Ambassador Scholarship from May 2021 to May 2022 for demonstrating…
Vancouver Volcanoes make an impact even in offseason
Coaches from the Vancouver Volcanoes hold clinics for young basketball beginners at The Marshall Center as a way of mentorship.
State warns young men COVID jab raises cardiac death risk ‘by 84%’
Breaking ranks with the CDC, Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo is urging men aged 18 to 39 not to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
Letter: District 2 needs to get behind Michelle Belkot for Clark County Council
Vancouver resident Michael Jelineo offers his thoughts on the race for the District 2 seat on the County Council.
Woodland High School’s Home Sweet Homecoming draws crowds from far and wide
Students, alumni, and community members from around the world celebrate Woodland High School’s Homecoming on Friday (Oct. 7), as the school’s Beavers won their game against R.A. Long High School.
Opinion: Dirty green lies drive massive wealth transfer
In her weekly column, Nancy Churchill reports that there is a group of ‘dirty green’ politicians who are weaponizing everyone’s shared desire for a healthy environment.
Vancouver Police Department searching for missing endangered adult
The Vancouver Police Department is seeking any information regarding the whereabouts of Ethan Andrew Johnson.
‘Waking up the sheep’: Group exposes deadly hospital COVID protocols
Many families who have lost a loved one to COVID-19 blame hospital protocols rewarded by federal funding that ban certain treatments while promoting others.
City seeks input on proposed third Safe Stay Community site
A third Safe Stay Community Site in Vancouver in the works, but the city wants to hear from neighbors on the impact of a site near them
Woman’s body found on vacant property in Camas
Several people discovered a body on Sunday in Camas, detectives determined the woman died of an apparent gunshot wound, and a person of interest in the case was later found dead in Oregon
Homeowners near Larch Mountain fire given precautionary notices
More than 100 homes near the Nakia Creek Fire were sent emergency notifications on Monday night, asking people to be prepared for the possibility of evacuation.
Opinion: Don’t hold it against us – how disclaimers undermine the value of government reports
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center offers three recent examples of how politicians and the media frequently ignore these limits to make bold, but unsubstantiated, claims.
Insurance company finds triple-vaxxed more likely to get COVID than unvaxxed
Last year, President Biden scolded the approximately 25% of Americans who decided not to get the experimental mRNA vaccine for a disease with a nearly 100% survivability rate for most people, charg…
Sheriff’s Office responds to suicide in Hazel Dell
On Monday (Oct. 10) at about 5:24 a.m., the Clark County Sheriff’s Office responded to a parking lot in the area of NE 78th Street and NE 13th Avenue in Hazel Dell to a 9-1-1 caller that stated he…
Letter: ‘Election integrity is critical to a free society’
Camas resident Anna Miller discusses election integrity and the way she reports election observers in Clark County are being treated.
Letter: ‘Vote with a conscience’
Vancouver resident Ellen Townsen offers her thoughts on the race for Clark County Sheriff.